Meals at Broad Ripple

soup dinner being served from kitchen window

Meals at Broad Ripple

soup dinner being served from kitchen window

Broad Ripple Lodge

goes all out to deliver high-class restaurant-quality meals!  The dinner at this event included freshly made, creamy potato soup, topped with shredded cheese, bacon, and green onions: all home-made in the Lodge kitchen by members of Broad Ripple Lodge.

Unique Meals

can always be found at our lodge. We pride ourselves on having a number of brothers who truly enjoy cooking and trying out new things. You can expect to find quite the variety of dinners presented at any given stated meeting or degree night. 

JW Zach Dedek

leads the south and the kitchen. He is always looking for guest chefs, and will provide the equipment, cooks, and anything else you need to make your meal a success.

The Knife & Fork Committee

 strive to promote a positive work environment of fun and creativity so that none of the kitchen work turns into a chore. They are always looking for new ideas, volunteers, and even guest chefs!

To check out more delicious meals by the Knife & Fork Committee, please feel free to come to one of our meetings, most Thursday nights at 6:30pm.

soup dinner being served from kitchen window

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WB Jacob Mann

Past Master WB Jacob Mann

Broad Ripple Lodge taught me how quickly men can become close friends, and form lifelong bonds. I feel I’ve known many of my fellow masons for a much longer time than I have actually been involved.

WB Brian Ross

Worshipful Master Brian Ross

An excellent place to find some good and true life long friends.

WB Michael Walkup

Past Master WB Michael Walkup

I came to the lodge because I was looking for answers and found a family.

WB Steve Mayflower

Bro Steve Mayflower

I came to Masonry as a way to meet some new friends. But in a short time, my new Brothers and the Lodge became a very important part of my life. The men I admire the most are my Masonic Brothers.

2012 officers

2012 officers

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December 8th- 2011 Stated Meeting. The election of next years officers will take place, so be sure you are there! Come at 6:30 for an amazing dinner: Baked Turkey Legs, Matt's famous Mashed Potatos, Honey Glazed Pea Pods and Carrots, and Christmas Wassail. Lodge will...

Washington Masonic Birthday

Washington Masonic Birthday

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From the Grand Lodge of Indiana: Thursday, August 4th, 2011 at 11 AM. All Freemasons are invited to participate. Most Worshipful Grand Master Gregory C. Walbridge invites you to participate with him and the Officers of the Grand Lodge to celebrate the Masonic Birthday...

Family Night: Baseball

Family Night: Baseball

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On Thursday night, the brothers of Broad Ripple Lodge and their friends and family are heading out for a night at Victory Field. We’ll be cheering on the Indianapolis Indians baseball team as they take on the Norfolk Tides. Our cheering section will be on the lawn and...

Toys for Tots – A huge success

Toys for Tots – A huge success

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Thank you all for your hard work and dedication to the Toys For Tots Campaign. We at Broad Ripple Lodge are very excited with the outcome of our first toy drive for the children of Indianapolis. We hope we can build from this success and make 2011 a bigger year for Broad Ripple Lodge, Toys For Tots, and the children.

FAQ

FAQ

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We have tried to answer some of the more common questions asked about Masonry. These have been compiled from many sources, including the Grand Lodge of Indiana’s “Opening the Doors to Masonry” and the Masonic Information Center’s “What’s A Mason?”